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Induced charge can never be greater than inducing charge ,but can it be equal to inducing charge?I think yes.But in my book it is given that "In induction the charge induced in the near surface of a dielectric is lesser and dissimilar,
lesser implies not equal.Why?
I think it is something to do with "dielectric"when body (on which charge is induced)is dielectric, inducing charge can never be greater than inducing charge nor it can be equal.Right?
lesser implies not equal.Why?
I think it is something to do with "dielectric"when body (on which charge is induced)is dielectric, inducing charge can never be greater than inducing charge nor it can be equal.Right?
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